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A great idea for those wanting to get away from crowds in Rome. It’s also a great place to take a picnic.
John Henderson
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Yes, it would be a lovely picnic spot, especially that area on the back side overlooking the Vatican.
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What a delightful sounding Tuesday! Yes, retirement certainly does have its benefits! I enjoyed all the photos. Thank you.
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I love this kind of hiking, too. Lovely country elements right in the city – and views, too. It seems to me that Roma is one of the best walking cities in the world – based on your photos over the years. I hope the Italians know how fortunate they are. I forgot to comment on the last post about the 3rd holiday that you gift your portiere: I forget the name but it is in the middle of august and was started by Caesar Augustus, I think. Ah, to live in a place where they hold on to so many of the small historical ideas – just knowing that it was started by the Caesar that long ago makes it a wonderful holiday.
And I LOVE the idea of having lots of scarves – which I do – but now I will say that it is to prevent the Italian term for cold air on my neck. Thanks for all these glimpses.
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Parts of this hike reminded me of Forest Park: so near to the city and yet so far! Yes, Ferragosto, the mid-August holiday. If you get a chance, try to rent “Mid-August Lunch.” It is an Italian comedy set on Ferragosto. It’s a big family day holiday here, adn one of very few non-religious holidays.
A neighborhood portiere….like a concierge. I like it!
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That Madonna is spectacular!
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Indeed! You can see her from quite far away, once you know what you are looking for!
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